I witness as much hatred between Christians as I do between Christians and people of other faiths.
Source: Delaware Gazette | Jon Powers| June 12, 2015
Source: Patheos | David Swartz| June 10, 2015
Gasaway contends that Peace Pentecost offered a coherent social agenda. Grounded in a “public theology of community,” it stood in stark contrast to the pervasive individualism of midcentury evangelicalism.
Source: Washington Post (Acts of Faith) | Sarah Pulliam Bailey| June 9, 2015
Many evangelicals are wrestling with the question of whether you can support same-sex marriage and remain an evangelical.
Source: Baptist News Global | Bob Allen| June 9, 2015
Al Mohler expressed sadness but not surprise at Tony Campolo’s announcement June 8 that he supports full inclusion of gays and lesbians into the life of the church.
Source: Religion Dispatches | Sarah Posner| June 8, 2015
This is what happens when there’s nothing left to say about marriage equality.
Source: Washington Post (Acts of Faith) | Karen Yates| June 8, 2015
Not too long ago we lived in an era in Christian publishing where a woman like Katie Davis would have never had the opportunity to publish a book.
Source: Christian Standard | Ben Cachiaras| June 6, 2015
Rather than choosing, they find a way to have both, “to have both A and B,” instead of choosing one or the other.
Source: ABA Journal | Kevin Davis| June 1, 2015
Conservatives coming out against capital punishment are part of a broader movement among conservatives who are supporting criminal justice reform policies once largely the domain of liberal-minded politicians.
Source: Huffington Post | Jim Wallis| May 29, 2015
Rather we should begin with repentance for those mistakes by listening better and humbly seeking better solutions.
Source: Huffington Post | Jim Wallis| May 22, 2015
For those of us who are Christians, let's make that choice--between the theology of Fox and the theology of Jesus.
Source: Huffington Post | Joy Strickland| May 22, 2015
We are all poorer because of the 45 million people who live in poverty. It is possible to change this picture, but first we must change our consciousness.
Source: Get Religion Blog | Terry Mattingly| May 19, 2015
God forgives. Bandidos don't. A crucial, relevant fact at the heart of the fighting in, yes, Waco and the heart of Texas?
Source: Huffington Post | Jim Wallis| May 15, 2015
How refreshing it was to be in the presence of leaders of faith are more interested in the needs of the poor and the call of Christ than in being "conformed to this world" and its shallow interests or reducing gospel concerns to a few hot-button social and sexual issues.
Source: The Washington Post | Sarah Pulliam Bailey| May 14, 2015
This week, Washington saw a high-profile example of another new way conservative evangelicals and Catholics are teaming up in public more — a summit around poverty.
Source: NBC online | Joy-Ann Reid| May 12, 2015
Whenever President Barack Obama wades into the debate over the causes of poverty, he often encounters critics at both ends of the ideological spectrum.
Source: Time Magazine (online) | Elizabeth Dias| May 11, 2015
On Monday in Washington, a diverse group of 120 political, religious and civic leaders including President Obama will gather at Georgetown University for a three-day Catholic-Evangelical leadership summit on poverty, in large part thanks to Pope Francis.
Source: Huffington Post | Carol Kuruvilla| May 8, 2015
According to a report from the PRRI, when white evangelical Protestants heard about Freddie Gray’s death, they were likely to say that it was just an isolated incident.
Source: Eugene Weekly | Shirley Kingsbury| May 7, 2015
We can again be a leader for our nation and at the same time join the rest of the countries of our developed world in providing health care for all.
Source: Broad Street Review | Maria Thompson Corley| May 2, 2015
It will take more than smiles and hugs to make Sandtown-Winchester a neighborhood that inspires hope, rather than despair.
Source: Huffington Post | Jim Wallis| May 1, 2015
Baltimore is a parable, a story that can teach us important lessons, and one in which we are still missing the most important lessons.